Quintessa
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Right, "Unified Core" ≠ "Big Core Lite". It's more like Intel fusing P/E DNA into one scalable block (closer to beefy Atom lineage) while keeping HT to avoid the "one-thread-per-core" efficiency ceiling.P/E are getting replaced by Unified Core based on atom but LBT wants that they keep HT with going unified
Yeah, early silicon's not screaming. Apple's M3 barely stretches past 4GHz, and that's with insane power management. If Panther Lake Unified Cores on N3B are hitting mid-4s stable, that's already a win for mobile/laptop.also N3B didn't clock much high lol
LBT seems to be betting:
- Simplify scheduler hell (one core type, no E/P juggling)
- Keep HT for bursty desktop loads
- Pray TSMC's N3B/N2 ramps thermals enough to not choke clocks